Bouncing baby llamas!
Lost Creek Elahn
New kid on the block (er, farm)
Tuckered
Baby sandwich
Size difference!
New kid, "old" kids
MOM!
Hi! Can we do something together?
She's got me coming and going ...
Lost Creek Sagehopper
Ewww ... what's tickling my nose?
Submissive or "slinking"
Slinking ... the same, but different
Like mother, like daughter
Lost Creek Ranger Gaiya
Setting the stage ...
Lost Creek Sagehopper and Rocky Mountain Dazzle
A mutual clash of desires
Update from Elahn!
Update from Elahn!
Update from Elahn!
Whatcha doin'????
Roll, roll, roll your llama!
If it itches, scratch it
Curious, but cautious
Lost Creek Elahn
Lost Creek Elahn
Lost Creek Ranger Gaiya, four weeks old
Gaiya has a nice butt, too ...
Gaiya, always on the go!
Long shadows on short grass
A tense conversation
Lost Creek Ranger Tokatee
Lost Creek Saucony
Eagles Nest Graehawke
Peanut, denuded
Lost Creek Teewinot
Lost Creek Ranger Ceilidh
Elahn, backlit
Lost Creek Elahn
Nice butt!
Clicker trained ...
Cappuccino gets a scritchin'
Lost Creek Ranger Gaiya, three weeks old
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Lost Creek Ranger Gaiya
Outstanding in her field!
I see her granddad ... both of them, actually, but Dusty more so.
Another test photo with the new-used AF-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G EF-ID VR. Even with the learning curve, sometimes things go right; this was the best of the batch by far. (Of course sunny weather and blue skies would have made it better.)
This lens, like its predecessor, requires anywhere from "some" to "a ton" of sharpening and usually is lacking in saturation. This time of year, the grass is an unreal bright green, and I live here because I like GREEN, so ... more Photoshop time required (fortunately it's fairly quick to fix because I shoot in RAW format).
I see her granddad ... both of them, actually, but Dusty more so.
Another test photo with the new-used AF-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G EF-ID VR. Even with the learning curve, sometimes things go right; this was the best of the batch by far. (Of course sunny weather and blue skies would have made it better.)
This lens, like its predecessor, requires anywhere from "some" to "a ton" of sharpening and usually is lacking in saturation. This time of year, the grass is an unreal bright green, and I live here because I like GREEN, so ... more Photoshop time required (fortunately it's fairly quick to fix because I shoot in RAW format).
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